I've tried disconnecting all USBs and external devices, and I manage to get to the POST screen, informing me I have no valid USB keyboard, before the screen goes back to black again. If I restart it 2-3 times in a row, I sometimes manage to get back to the BIOS screen, but if I try to boot up Windows 10 from the SSD, the screen goes black. I've checked the monitor and HDMI cables (both brand new) and they work just fine. I turn on the computer, fans turn on, so do the fans of my GPU, as well as the CPU cooler. Most of the time, I'm met with a black screen. I was trying to get my Wi-Fi antenna to work so I went into the BIOS see if I could finagle something there, but since I did that I've been unable to consistently boot up. It boot up just fine the first time, even managed to install Windows 10 from a USB. I just built my first PC after saving for parts in over two years. Details on the differences between the modes can be found in this KB article.First time poster here.
Note that on most newer computers, USB devices are usually displayed in the Hard Disk section of the boot order lists.
By reviewing this information, you should be able to determine the type of USB device the BIOS supports. Depending on the BIOS, USB devices may be generic (USB FDD, USB HDD, USB CD) or they may be listed by their device name. The BIOS does not properly support booting the UFD in its current format.įirst, verify the types of USB devices from which the computer supports booting. A USB Flash Drive (UFD) is created using MakeDisk, but attempting to boot it fails or errors.
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